A bootleg multicart with delirious arithmetic: the ten million promised games are really a handful of classics repeated with minimal variations and inflated numbering. The war of absurd figures among unlicensed cartridge makers is part of Famiclone folklore: the bigger the number on the label, the bigger both the scam and the charm.
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